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Would <https://github.com/cashapp/burst|Burst> be a good way to get around an issue in JUnit4 where I want to use TestParameterInjector but also AndroidJUnit4?

Although `AndroidJUnit4` doesn't provide you with much in the first place. You can replicate almost anything it does with a regular rule.

It was just an easy way to not have issues when testing code that uses something from the Android SDK

Is this for an instrumented test? Or a host-side test with Robolectric?

Host side with Robolectric, but I'm not explicitly using anything from Robolectric

`AndroidJUnit4` is basically just an alias for `RobolectricTestRunner` when running host-side: <https://cs.android.com/androidx/android-test/+/main:ext/junit/java/androidx/test/ext/junit/runners/AndroidJUnit4.java;l=62-64;drc=149d38c6feb19b0e505cb4ea014c35795e069e45>

Seems like TPI will get Robolectric support soon <https://github.com/google/TestParameterInjector/issues/5#issuecomment-2393597982>

anyway i'm not trying to talk you out of Burst or anything

I saw that a few days ago, but for some reason something feels off about that.

Also it would be cool to use Burst across my KMP and Android-only projects

It worked! Now if only Robolectric tests didn't take 10x longer to run :grimacing:

Well hey at least they're 10x faster than instrumented ones

`RobolectricTestParameterInjector` was just added in the `4.14-beta-1` release of Robolectric, which integrates the `Robolectric` runner with `TestParameterInjector` . I'll need to try out Burst to see how they compare